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2월 11일

What means Industrial Grade AI for Bosch?

In this episode, I sit down with Norbert Jung, CEO of Bosch Connected Industry, to explore the evolving landscape of manufacturing co-intelligence. We dive into how AI agents and data are reshaping factories, why human expertise remains irreplaceable, and what 'industrial grade' really means in this new era. Norbert shares practical examples from Bosch's own production lines, debunks common myths, and explains how semantic data and agentic AI are driving real-world results. We also tackle the challenges of scaling innovation, the future of lights-out factories, and why Europe's workforce transformation is both a necessity and an opportunity. If you want an inside look at the practical side of AI in industry—and what it means for the people behind the machines—this conversation delivers fresh perspective and actionable insights.

2월 11일

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49분
1일 전

Agents, Molecules & the SaaS-mageddon

In this episode, we dive into the seismic shifts happening in industrial AI, from the so-called 'SaaS-mageddon' disrupting established software models to the rise of AI-powered agents that promise to redefine productivity. We share first-hand insights on how large language models and open-source projects are reshaping the landscape, and what this means for the future of industry solutions. We then turn to the frontier of pharmaceutical innovation with Stanisław Jastrzębski, CTO & Co-Founder from molecule.one, who reveals how deep learning, automation, and custom data are accelerating drug discovery. Join us as we connect the dots between industrial AI trends, the evolution of personal assistants, and the chemistry breakthroughs powering tomorrow’s medicines. Tune in for a global perspective and a dash of inspiration straight from the heart of Istanbul.

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46분
2월 4일

Bridging the gap between factory data and agents

In this episode, we journey from weather woes in Franconia straight into the heart of Amsterdam’s AI innovation, exploring what happens when robotics, world models, and agentic AI collide. We share our firsthand impressions from deep-dive research sessions at Lab42, where startups and researchers are joining forces to push industrial AI forward. You'll hear my conversation with John Harrington of HighByte, who breaks down the role of MCP services and why they’re critical for bridging the gap between factory data and intelligent agents. We don’t just talk tech—we talk about the people, the practical challenges, and the evolving landscape that’s making industrial data accessible to everyone, not just engineers. If you’re curious about how symbolic AI, digital cousins, and scalable architectures are transforming manufacturing, or you want to know what’s next for AI in the Alps, this episode is your front-row seat. Tune in for insights, laughs, and a clear-eyed look at the road ahead for industrial-grade AI.

2월 4일

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1시간 7분
2023. 12. 20.

Hans Uszkoreit: Industrial Grade Foundation Models - what is Nyonic´s way?

The last episode of the year: Peter spoke to Hans Uszkoreit from Nyonic about Industrial Grade Foundation Models. In the news part, we talk about the joint database of Japanese robotics manufacturers. We talk about Nvidia, AMD, Keba, LLMs and look back at the year 2023. And we congratulate our interview guest Jakub Tomczak on becoming Program Chair at the next NeurIPS. Thanks for listening. We welcome suggestions for topics, criticism and a few stars on Apple, Spotify and Co. **We wish you all a merry Christmas and a happy new year! ** We thank our partner Siemens **OUR EVENT IN JANUARY ** https://www.hannovermesse.de/de/rahmenprogramm/special-events/ki-in-der-industrie/ **The paper we discussed** https://arxiv.org/abs/2310.02727v1 !!! The Industrial AI Podcast reports weekly on the latest developments in AI and machine learning for the engineering, robotics, automotive, process and automation industries. The podcast features industrial users, scientists, vendors and startups in the field of Industrial AI and machine learning. The podcast is hosted by Peter Seeberg, Industrial AI consultant and Robert Weber, tech journalist. Their mission: Demystify Industrial AI and machine learning, inspire industrial users.

2023. 12. 20.

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1시간 1분
1월 28일

AI module that sits between the sensor and host

In this episode, I dive deep into the future of industrial AI with Andreas de Jonge, exploring how inline AI is reshaping real-world manufacturing. We discuss why tailored, ultra-efficient AI models can outperform bulky, generic solutions—especially in Europe’s highly specialized industries. Andreas shares how his company’s EdgeBrain device brings intelligence directly to the data stream, enabling plug-and-play integration and unprecedented robustness for even the oldest production lines. Together, we unpack the challenges of brownfield integration, the power of synthetic data, and the path to true European digital sovereignty. If you’re curious about the next wave of industrial automation and what it means for productivity, this conversation is not to be missed.

1월 28일

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43분
1월 14일

Gartner Analysts: OpsMate - "the cool vendor" ; but why?

In this episode, Peter sits down with James Zhang, co-founder and CPO of OpsMate AI, to explore the game-changing role of AI agents in factory operations. We discuss why traditional human-centric manufacturing models are hitting their limits and how a hybrid workforce—combining humans, robots, and digital agents—can address the skilled labor shortage and boost productivity. James shares firsthand insights into the unique challenges of deploying AI in diverse factory environments, the importance of knowledge graphs, and why empowering frontline teams is key to successful adoption. If you’re curious about the practical steps to bring AI agents onto your shop floor, or just want to understand what the future of industrial automation looks like, this conversation is for you.

1월 14일

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42분
1월 7일

The Race for a Billion

In this episode, we dive into the ambitious European initiative offering up to one billion euros to fuel the next wave of AI innovation. I sit down with Johannes Otterbach, the so-called "billion euro man," to discuss how SPRIND is bridging the gap between research and industry, and what it really takes to launch a world-class AI lab in Europe. We explore the challenges of scaling, the importance of industrial-grade AI, and why Europe's unique landscape demands new strategies for success. Along the way, you'll hear our candid thoughts on talent, technology, and the future of frontier AI. If you're curious about the intersection of ambitious funding, cutting-edge research, and industrial application, this conversation is for you.

1월 7일

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44분
2025. 11. 26.

Numerical Machine Learning: Where Physics Meets AI

In this episode, I sit down once again with Professor Oliver Niggemann to unravel the world of numerical machine learning—where traditional engineering meets cutting-edge AI. We explore real-world projects from diagnosing the International Space Station to designing safer bridges, smarter batteries, and even optimizing biodiversity. Oliver breaks down how fusing symbolic knowledge and neural networks is revolutionizing simulation, design, and problem-solving across industries. If you’ve ever wondered how AI can speed up material discovery or what the future holds for interdisciplinary engineers, this conversation is for you. We dive into the power of surrogate models, the evolution of engineering education, and why tomorrow’s innovations demand both deep technical expertise and creative collaboration. Join us for a look at the next frontier in industrial AI.

2025. 11. 26.

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41분
2025. 12. 03.

Why Robots Need an Ear: The Sound of Industry

In this episode, we dive into why sound is the next big leap for AI in industry. I share insights from recent events, including the SPS exhibition and Europe's AI scene, and discuss why edge AI is outpacing the cloud on the shop floor. Then, I sit down with Dr. Finnur Pind from Treble Technologies to explore how synthetic sound data is powering smarter machines—from voice recognition in cars to giving robots a sense of hearing. You'll hear how simulating sound opens up new possibilities for robotics and spatial awareness, and why industries are racing to make AI models that can truly listen. We also touch on the unique AI startup scene in Reykjavik, the challenges of accurate sound modeling, and what the future holds for audio-driven innovation. Join us to discover why the future of industrial AI might just depend on what machines can hear.

2025. 12. 03.

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46분
2024. 03. 06.

Mann+Hummel: Rules for the AI copilot

Jens Wonneberger is the CISO of automotive supplier Mann+Hummel. He explains to us what rules the company has set itself when it comes to GenAI and LLMs. Jens Wonneberger is a big AI advocate, but we've never had a CISO on the Industrial AI Podcast. But the Mann+Hummel rules can certainly help other companies too. In the news section, we talk about BCW24 and one of the highlights was the announcement that Landing AI is a new partner of the crtlX ecosystem. But we also talk about Harting's Industrial Ethernet Week and ask ourselves: Are models ultimately a commodity?

2024. 03. 06.

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53분

Pixel Komma Ton produziert die Podcasts: Industrial AI Podcast, Robotik in der Industrie und Open Source in der Industrie. Darüber hinaus unterstützen wir Industrieunternehmen bei ihren Podcastformaten.

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What means Industrial Grade AI for Bosch?

Agents, Molecules & the SaaS-mageddon

Bridging the gap between factory data and agents

Hans Uszkoreit: Industrial Grade Foundation Models - what is Nyonic´s way?

AI module that sits between the sensor and host

Gartner Analysts: OpsMate - "the cool vendor" ; but why?

The Race for a Billion

Numerical Machine Learning: Where Physics Meets AI

Why Robots Need an Ear: The Sound of Industry

Mann+Hummel: Rules for the AI copilot

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